(G) Gonzo

This event is the best way to hit two of my favorite trail in one day. Goal is to ride Lewis River as a out and back and finish with a shuttle on Falls Creek. Two separate rides combined into one day is not for the unprepared. So pull out your maps and check it out and see if you are up for the adventure.

More details as we get closer to the event.

Group ride will be led by Dennis V and Ted D

For those who are interested, we are riding Syncline on Saturday.

Meeting time is 9am at the trailhead.  Plan to be on the trail riding by 9:15.

Route will be confirmed the day of the ride by the group.  But expect to climb to the two the top at least twice making a couple big loops.   One loop through Hidden Valley and one through Coyote Canyon

Skill and fitness level: Advanced (but still in spring training mode)

If interested, contact Ted so we know you are coming.  Currently the group is made up of of 4-5 riders

tdodd2000 ( at ) comcast.net

Three Days of Shuttle Riding! 16,000 feet of elevation loss. $120 Bucks.  Camp ground included (first come first serve for free car parking).  Event is capped at 20, so register and put your deposit down now.

Bring Cash or check for shuttle payment to Oregon Adventures.  Notify Cage at cagejaaron@yahoo.com when you register and pay your deposit with what days you will be attending.

Northwest Trail Alliance is utilizing Oregon Adventures shuttle services to do the 3rd Annual Mountain Bike Oakridge!  Bigger and Better than the previous years (if that's possible).  Getting a pony keg from Hopworks Urban Brewing for Friday and Saturday night campfire festivities.

Begin at rock creek campground, tarbell to star mountain then back to tarbell and loop to return to rock creek campground.  All day ride.  Lots of climbing.

Meet at gateway at 7am and leave by 7:05 am.  Meet at rock creek campground at 7:50am.

Contact Susan at 503-703-4300 with questions or Susan@workforce-dynamics.com

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The Ride

Bennett Pass to the end of Surveyors Ridge via some the best trails on Mt Hood.  Along the way ride leaders will help you navigate the trails.  Aid stations will be there to support you.  A best of all there will be a celebration party at the Saw Tooth Roadhouse.  

Plan to ride 50 miles, use a map, and be in the saddle for 6 hrs.  This is not a race, but it requires that you come prepared.